In the worst case, yes. Most often as a creditor they get something like 20-50% of their pension. Then people often are forced to sell their house. It's deva

In the worst case, yes. Most often as a creditor they get something like 20-50% of their pension. Then people often are forced to sell their house. It's devastating to be sure. And "super basic healthcare" might actually be overstating the case.